I was a practising artist and member of the Year Zero One art collective for over a decade. This list is a summary of highlighted projects from that period.
Performance:
Lecture-Machine – Performative lectures with voice recognition software
Meta-Parade – An investigation of public spectacles
I Love A Parade – Theatrical recreation of parades
Message In a Bottle Express Service – Artist as service bureau
Immaterial – Compression of 2D and 3D space
Stereotactic – Audience interaction and physical video mixing
Installation:
Scrub – Interaction with the banal eroticism of the domestic realm
Human Network Topology – Visualization of human dynamics
Video/Photo:
Transmedia 2000/2002 – Art on Video Billboards
trace 1.1 – Desktop video-performance
Characters – Brailled mug shots
Margin of Error – Identifiers and the frame

Dear Michelle,
we have the pleasure of inviting you to our on-line videoart exhibition programme by international authors.
Such online shows have a large following in the Italian art circuit because we are the one and only videoart distributor in Italy and the first to present an exhibition web space of this kind.
With this respect, we would be honoured to welcome a selection of artists within our web gallery, according to a curatorial project of your choice.
(This project is only for cultural purpose)
please contact me at ale@visualcontainer.org
best regards
Alessandra Arnò
co-founder VisualContainer
Dear Michelle,
I am writing from Tel Aviv University, Israel.
We saw a wonderful photo on your website and would like to use it on an invitation for an international workshop we are organizing this March in Tel Aviv. the confenence:
Profession, identity and status Translators and interpreters as an occupational group – Tel Aviv University / Bar Ilan University Under the auspices of the Israel Science Foundation.
The photo is Flickr website. Link: http://flickr.com/photos/mkultra/457843777/
The photo of the two translators.
We seek your permission to use the photo if possible on the workshop’s invitations, posters and website.
Thank you,
Ilana Nesher
Workshop Coordinator.